Farming Partnerships
It is important to have a Partnership Agreement in place to protect all parties in the event of things not working out as originally planned. If you do not have a formal agreement, you are effectively leaving things to the antiquated and lightweight Partnership Act from the 19th Century, which may have all sorts of unforeseen consequences.
We can advise you on setting up an agreement for a new partnership, or putting your existing farm business arrangements on a more formal footing.
Environmental permits are now required for all properties with a private drainage system
The Environmental Permitting Regulations 2010 came into force on 6th April 2010. The objective is to regulate the discharge of treated sewage and effluent by the issuing of permits. Most properties are connected to the main sewers, however for some properties this is not possible and there needs to be an alternative method for waste disposal.
Holsworthy takes the lead in helping make housing affordable for local people!
Pam Johns who manages our Holsworthy Office comments on the Localism Bill and Holsworthy leading by example! She says…….. “there’s exciting times ahead locally with this Government committed to a “Localism Bill” meaning if there’s over 70% support for a scheme to build some houses for local people in a village/hamlet etc, the Local Housing [...]
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